
Bible chapter guide
1 Corinthians 10
Israel's history in the wilderness is a warning: they all passed through the sea and drank from the spiritual rock, 'and the rock was Christ', yet many fell. Flee idolatry; the cup and the bread are a sharing in Christ, so do everything for the glory of God.
Summary written for the Labs; read the chapter itself for the full text.
See it in the Labs
- The Exodus: through the Sea to SinaiRephidim: water from the rock, and Amalek · The Exodus: through the Sea to SinaiOpen
- The Exodus: through the Sea to SinaiThrough the sea · The Exodus: through the Sea to SinaiOpen
- The Exodus: through the Sea to SinaiThrough the sea: The east wind · The Exodus: through the Sea to SinaiOpen
- The Exodus: through the Sea to SinaiThrough the sea: Walls of water · The Exodus: through the Sea to SinaiOpen
- The Exodus: through the Sea to SinaiThrough the sea: The morning watch · The Exodus: through the Sea to SinaiOpen
- The Exodus: through the Sea to SinaiThrough the sea: The sea returns · The Exodus: through the Sea to SinaiOpen
- The Exodus: through the Sea to SinaiRephidim: water from the rock, and Amalek: Hands held up · The Exodus: through the Sea to SinaiOpen
Also in this chapter
The letter: who wrote it, where and when
These questions are debated; the views are shown side by side with how sure each is, as in Paul's Roads.
- Textually stated
1 Corinthians written from Ephesus
'I will tarry at Ephesus until Pentecost' (16:8); Aquila and Priscilla and the churches of Asia send greetings (16:19).
- Textually stated
1 Corinthians was not Paul's first letter to Corinth.
1 Corinthians 5:9 refers to an earlier letter, now lost.